Abstract
The Qi-Liang Period was an important phase in the acceptance history of the Han Music Bureau Poetry and the ancient style poetry. The Qi-Liang poets rediscovered and imitated the Han poetry and through this they had developed a reflective relationship with the Han poetry in terms of technique, style and criticism. Their emphasis on the folk song tradition and on the Wu-dialect ballad (Wu Sheng Xi Qu) had not only highlighted the folk song features but also the lyric genre in the Music Bureau poetry, while their pursuit for lyricism, individualistic style and the expression of personal sentiments led to various styled compositions on love and leave-taking. The new styles of poems become the examples for the Tang-Dynasty poets and provide a point to trace the artistic system and ancient lyrical tradition in the Han-Wei poetry.
First Page
85
Last Page
92
Recommended Citation
Zhong, Yao. 2015. "The Qi-Liang Poets' Rediscovery and Imitation of the Han Dynasty Music Bureau and Ancient Style Poetry." Theoretical Studies in Literature and Art 35, (6): pp.85-92. https://tsla.researchcommons.org/journal/vol35/iss6/20
